One character in this work compares another character to Daedalus in his ability to make things move. That character later quotes a poem of Stasinus which states that "where there is fear there is also reverence." This work's central subject is compa
One character in this work compares another character to Daedalus in his ability to make things move. That character later quotes a poem of Stasinus which states that "where there is fear there is also reverence." This work's central subject is compared to the tending of animals, and the difference between carrying and being carried is also discussed. The title character of this work has come to the porch of the king archon in order to lay murder charges against his father, where he agrees to help Socrates fight the charges of Meletus. For 10 points, name this Platonic dialogue whose namesake dilemma asks whether the pious is loved by the gods because it is pious, or pious because it is loved by the gods.
One character in this work compares another character to Daedalus in his ability to make things move.
{Euthyphro}